City Announces Seizure of 25,000 Illegal Guns

The address reported for this incident has changed to 876 Schenck Ave.

Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs.

Mayor Eric Adams highlighted the success of the NYC Crisis Management System (CMS) during the press conference, citing record-low shooting numbers citywide. Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs. Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

During the remarks, leaders from the city’s crisis management and violence intervention network praised the current administration’s approach to public safety, citing what they described as significant improvements in coordination, recognition, and on-the-ground impact in some of the city’s most dangerous precincts.

Community violence prevention leaders gathered for a public address and press conference highlighting the city’s public safety strategy, including an announcement tied to the administration’s seizure of more than 25,000 illegal firearms. The event focused on the role of community-based violence intervention alongside law enforcement efforts, particularly in neighborhoods most impacted by gun violence.

Incident reported at Broadway & Chambers St.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 876 Schenck Ave.

Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs.

Mayor Eric Adams highlighted the success of the NYC Crisis Management System (CMS) during the press conference, citing record-low shooting numbers citywide. Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs. Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

During the remarks, leaders from the city’s crisis management and violence intervention network praised the current administration’s approach to public safety, citing what they described as significant improvements in coordination, recognition, and on-the-ground impact in some of the city’s most dangerous precincts.

Community violence prevention leaders gathered for a public address and press conference highlighting the city’s public safety strategy, including an announcement tied to the administration’s seizure of more than 25,000 illegal firearms. The event focused on the role of community-based violence intervention alongside law enforcement efforts, particularly in neighborhoods most impacted by gun violence.

Incident reported at Broadway & Chambers St.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 876 Schenck Ave.

Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs.

Mayor Eric Adams highlighted the success of the NYC Crisis Management System (CMS) during the press conference, citing record-low shooting numbers citywide. Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs. Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

During the remarks, leaders from the city’s crisis management and violence intervention network praised the current administration’s approach to public safety, citing what they described as significant improvements in coordination, recognition, and on-the-ground impact in some of the city’s most dangerous precincts.

Community violence prevention leaders gathered for a public address and press conference highlighting the city’s public safety strategy, including an announcement tied to the administration’s seizure of more than 25,000 illegal firearms. The event focused on the role of community-based violence intervention alongside law enforcement efforts, particularly in neighborhoods most impacted by gun violence.

Incident reported at Broadway & Chambers St.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 876 Schenck Ave.

Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs.

Mayor Eric Adams highlighted the success of the NYC Crisis Management System (CMS) during the press conference, citing record-low shooting numbers citywide. Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs. Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

During the remarks, leaders from the city’s crisis management and violence intervention network praised the current administration’s approach to public safety, citing what they described as significant improvements in coordination, recognition, and on-the-ground impact in some of the city’s most dangerous precincts.

Community violence prevention leaders gathered for a public address and press conference highlighting the city’s public safety strategy, including an announcement tied to the administration’s seizure of more than 25,000 illegal firearms. The event focused on the role of community-based violence intervention alongside law enforcement efforts, particularly in neighborhoods most impacted by gun violence.

Incident reported at Broadway & Chambers St.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 876 Schenck Ave.

Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs.

Mayor Eric Adams highlighted the success of the NYC Crisis Management System (CMS) during the press conference, citing record-low shooting numbers citywide. Officials say CMS, heavily supported and expanded under the Adams Administration, deploys trained outreach workers into high-risk areas to de-escalate conflicts, mediate disputes, and prevent retaliation before violence occurs. Speakers also referenced recent acts of gun violence as a reminder of the continued urgency of removing illegal firearms from the streets and sustaining prevention efforts.

During the remarks, leaders from the city’s crisis management and violence intervention network praised the current administration’s approach to public safety, citing what they described as significant improvements in coordination, recognition, and on-the-ground impact in some of the city’s most dangerous precincts.

Community violence prevention leaders gathered for a public address and press conference highlighting the city’s public safety strategy, including an announcement tied to the administration’s seizure of more than 25,000 illegal firearms. The event focused on the role of community-based violence intervention alongside law enforcement efforts, particularly in neighborhoods most impacted by gun violence.

Incident reported at Broadway & Chambers St.